Which of the Following Propositions Is Best Supported by the Decision

question 57

Multiple Choice

Which of the following propositions is best supported by the decision in Zhu v Merrill Lynch HSBC?

• A)Customers are entitled to rely on the common sense meaning of a website's online prompts when completing a transaction.
• B)Customers are NOT entitled to rely on the common sense meaning of a website's online prompts when completing a transaction.
• C)Customers cannot rely on keystroke errors to cancel a transaction when that transaction involves the purchase or sale of stocks.
• D)Companies owe customers the same duty to make online transactions readily understandable, regardless of whether the customer might risk losing large amounts of money as a result of a faulty transaction.
• E)It is the customer's responsibility to confirm the prompts received during online transactions.

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Definitions:

Strong Arguments

Persuasive arguments that are logical, well-supported, and convincing.

Weak Arguments

Arguments that lack solid reasoning, evidence, or both, often failing to convincingly support the stated claim.

Tolerance for Ambiguity

The ability to remain comfortable and react constructively in situations that are unclear, complex, or not immediately understandable.

Name Brand

A brand that is widely recognized by the public and usually associated with a certain level of quality, reliability, and status.